"Latinx/Latin American performance art evokes traditions in that there are deep connections to a shared history of economic struggles, colonization, religious persecution, marginalization, indigenous…
The here-and-now encounters of "Live Art LA/LA," like Hadad's performance, made difference negotiable, offering reminders that boundaries are always shifting.
Offerings ranged from Nao Bustamante learning Spanish to Astrid Hadad performing songs about colonization and exploitation.
The festival will run from January 11 to 21.
Vancouver-based artist Tamara Henderson’s exhibition “Seasons End: Panting [sic] Healer” drew on journeys both geographic and psychic, and had all the dislocating strangeness of a theater wardrobe or…
Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday
Today the Getty Foundation announced an increase in funding, as well as expanded programming, for the third edition of its region-wide art initiative, Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA, which begins next…
The videos of Tony Cokes, who teaches at Rhode Island's Brown University and has been exhibiting for over two decades, wring a variety of moods and messages from consistent means, always using text (s…
Raspberry Poser, the single work in New York-based artist Jordan Wolfson's latest show, at REDCAT in Los Angeles [through Jan. 27], unfolds on a delirious 14-minute loop of animation, photography…
Geoffrey Farmer's recent exhibition at REDCAT evoked some of the messier, more perverse doings of the 1960s and '70s. The title, "Let's Make the Water Turn Black" (perhaps a reference to excretion o…
